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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe-News reflects on romance amid mechanized warfare, praising individual courage in commandos and Flying Tigers while noting historic troops. It questions optimistic submarine reports and argues against racial discrimination in wartime labor as wasteful and harmful to production.
Paul Mallon argues Russia seeks postwar territorial understandings, while warns against secret treaties and promises. The article assesses gas warfare, noting limited use by Japan and Germany and arguing modern power moves rely on air power, incendiaries, and conventional weapons. Roosevelt’s warnings are deemed effective.
In a moonlit casino garden, Ann confesses doubts about Hank and her winnings while Jim remains wary. Their tension eases as mutual attraction grows, and Ann longs for a kiss amid fragrant tropical blossoms, while Jim admires her and contemplates the tense past night.
Baldy awakens on the island angry and hungry with Peggy missing and plans to punish traitors. Myra arrives with sandwiches and beer, falls in the lake, Baldy and Myra are rescued, and he weighs revenge as Peggy and Nigel reunite, sparking tension. Peggy announces a new plan.
In Edmund Fawcett’s scene Peggy plots to manage a large family by entangling Baldy with engagements. She schemes to place Myra with an unlikely husband and Nico Nigel’s car keys to secure a move to New York. The plan unravels as Baldy flees the scene and Myra braces for departure.
May Christie presents a charged moment between Ann and Jim as flirtation tests boundaries. He hints at gendered power, she challenges him, and the scene crescendos with a kiss like spark beneath jasmine air by the lake. To Be Continued.
A compact reflection of ancient wisdom and biblical faith. Quoted lines celebrate living truly as a noble creed and finding strength in trust, linking Horatius Bonar Seneca and Isaiah to moral guidance.
A review of the 1926-1936 Census of Religious Bodies highlights 300 church groups across the continental United States, noting declines from consolidation and population shifts, with notable growth in The Church of Christ Scientist and Latter-day Saints and losses in Southern Baptist and Churches of Christ. It details Sunday School totals, regional church counts, and shifting Jewish membership methods, plus regional leadership in Pennsylvania and Texas.
A year ago United Press notes German High Command announces mining of the Suez Canal Italy severs relations with Iraq French Somaliland rejects British demand repudiates Vichy and joins Free French Japan ends economic talks with the Dutch East Indies
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